Chapter Updates

Urgent! Send in a comment to save funding for the California Coastal Management Program which protects our marine habitats from corporate projects.

The beloved valley oak in Napa’s historic Dry Creek Pioneer Cemetery, whose generous boughs have graced our lavender field for many years, is not leafing out. We feared her demise. Last year when a branch died abruptly, an arborist diagnosed...

A remembrance of former Redwood Chapter leader Lucille Vinyard, the "Mother of Redwoods." Her contributions include inspiring the formation of Citizens for Redwood National Park to push back against the timber companies and save the remaining 5% of...

Last week it became clear that California Forever is using the influence that its money buys to try to gain special treatment from the California government – they are trying to have the Governor’s Office exempt the entire project from CEQA review.

While celebrating the defeat of the Timber Harvest Plan for never-ending logging in the redwood forest of Sheephouse Creek in Jenner, forest defenders learned that the operation appeared to be directly linked to advancing dirty biomass generation in...

USFS Targets Big Trees on Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Your voice is needed now! Redwood Chapter Members, please attend FERC Scoping Meetings in Ukiah on June 23 & 24 - this is an opportunity for the public to weigh in on the decommissioning of the Eel River Dams.

The Trump Administration is attempting to interfere once again in the local Eel River dam removal effort.

The Redwood Chapter Water Committee sent in a comments on a proposal for an Alexander Valley water district proposal to the Sonoma LAFCO meeting.

Salmon are threatened by Easter Lily Bulb Farming in the Smith River Estuary. Read about it, and what you can do - submit a comment by March 30, 2026